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Another story .... 𝐂𝐀𝐍𝐀𝐃𝐀 𝐄𝐔𝐓𝐇𝐀𝐍𝐈𝐙𝐄𝐃 𝐃𝐎𝐍𝐍𝐀 𝐃𝐔𝐍𝐂𝐀𝐍 𝐅𝐎𝐔𝐑 𝐇𝐎𝐔𝐑𝐒 𝐀𝐅𝐓𝐄𝐑 𝐀 𝐏𝐒𝐘𝐂𝐇𝐈𝐀𝐓𝐑𝐈𝐂 𝐔𝐍𝐈𝐓 𝐑𝐄𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐒𝐄𝐃 𝐇𝐄𝐑 Donna Duncan was 61 when a February 2020 car accident left her with a concussion. Anxiety, paranoia, food aversion and severe weight loss...

Reading theoretical physics makes my brain hurt. There's simply far too much imagining of concepts that I find very hard to grok. Last night I was talking with my son, who studies CO math - Combinatorics and Optimization, and I asked him what...

Thanks for the clarification my apoligies.

'Assisted Dying' (called MAID in Canada) has long been considered a slippery slope. Stories like the one below have been coming out of Canada for several years - actually since MAID was made legal in Canada in June 2016. It appears to be a...

I would highly recommend because it's not bad for a small regional event. Joshua Cutchin was there talking about how our expectations can change the nature of the experience. Kevin Lee Wilson talked about haunted houses and the architecture of...

Reading theoretical physics makes my brain hurt. There's simply far too much imagining of concepts that I find very hard to grok. Last night I was talking with my son, who studies CO math - Combinatorics and Optimization, and I asked him what...

Reading theoretical physics makes my brain hurt. There's simply far too much imagining of concepts that I find very hard to grok. Last night I was talking with my son, who studies CO math - Combinatorics and Optimization, and I asked him what...

Gravity Seems Holographic Holographic Gravity Interesting. Scientists are still divided as to whether this means we exist within a hologram, but it's an interesting solution to the puzzle of gravity. As said in the second link: "In SEAT...

You've taken this so wrong. Never have I been in favor of squelching anyone because of what they believe. Why would you suggest that? Or even think that of me? Nor would I ever participate in any such endeavor. Just to be clear.

@Richard Hawkins I was not referring to you. Sorry you took it that way. Apologies. :oops:

I've determined that this is a lost cause. Nobody left but vaxxers and vaxxer sympathizers.

Fact-Check: Debunking the Top Myths Around Viral “Vaccine Study” October 13, 2025 DETROIT—Henry Ford Health condemns the spread of dangerous disinformation connected to a “documentary” that falsely claims our nationally recognized academic...

Thanks for the clarification my apoligies.

Good lord no, @Richard Hawkins. I was not referring to you. The thread I cleaned up was from back ten to twelve years ago and you were not involved. It was a masterclass in the old-timey 'flame wars' trolling of those halcyon Usenet days. Pretty...

Unfortunately there will always be people (mostly men from what I've seen) that think they can game the system when it comes to these spaces. I live by the motto: "There's an asshole for every crowd." I have never once been disappointed.

Unfortunately there will always be people (mostly men from what I've seen) that think they can game the system when it comes to these spaces. I live by the motto: "There's an asshole for every crowd." I have never once been disappointed.

You've taken this so wrong. Never have I been in favor of squelching anyone because of what they believe. Why would you suggest that? Or even think that of me? Nor would I ever participate in any such endeavor. Just to be clear.

@Richard Hawkins I was not referring to you. Sorry you took it that way. Apologies. :oops:

Good lord no, @Richard Hawkins. I was not referring to you. The thread I cleaned up was from back ten to twelve years ago and you were not involved. It was a masterclass in the old-timey 'flame wars' trolling of those halcyon Usenet days. Pretty...

By trolling I take it you are referring to myself. However as who has paid for a lifetime membership both as a customer and a listener of twenty years. I will continue to state my opinion not just the ones you choose to like.

To begin with, you should know that there were TWO UFO flaps in Belgium at the time: the first in 1989-1991 and a second in November 1997. The first is known worldwide, the second much less so. Nevertheless, there was a lot of coverage of this in...

Also, it was the Victorians that made Spiritualism wildly popular, and seance rooms were very much a thing. Nelson didn't mention that as a factor, but it could very well be part of it. Not sure I believe the "ghostly material" bit, but the...

Thanks buddy

Thanks buddy

Gravity Seems Holographic Holographic Gravity Interesting. Scientists are still divided as to whether this means we exist within a hologram, but it's an interesting solution to the puzzle of gravity. As said in the second link: "In SEAT...

Richard, you poke sometimes, but I've never seen you outright antagonize people. :)

Gravity Seems Holographic Holographic Gravity Interesting. Scientists are still divided as to whether this means we exist within a hologram, but it's an interesting solution to the puzzle of gravity. As said in the second link: "In SEAT...

Richard, you poke sometimes, but I've never seen you outright antagonize people. :)

My bad, it was Kevin Lee Nelson, not Wilson. He's co-written a number of books with Chad Lewis on cryptids. The Van Meter Visitor ones are pretty good.